1. A proper woodie like The Voyage. Being from the UK, yet to ride a decent one. Stampeda is not the one. 2. RMC Single rail. 3. Any RMC i havent ridden yet. Only got Zadra and Untamed creds so far. US trip is required.
my bucket list rides are dive machine 4d coaster tilt coaster flying coaster suspending swing coaster(arrow suspended coaster). i live in TX and there was an arrow suspended coaster til astro world closed :.( but we did get a dive so i got that marked off, and we should get a tilt soon but it got delayed twice now so itll be 2025 hopefully. i dont count free spins as 4d coasters.
Man, Japan has some amazing marketing folks. I know this is a funny takeaway from a video about roller coasters, but that ad with the chanting and the people being flung towards the camera really sells the idea of the ride in a fun, funny, exciting way.
Your comments, at the start, make no sense. Also, it's *I'm, not Im. It's lovin', not lovin. End all sentences with a period. You need to learn several things before expressing an opinion here.
This was the only rollercoaster I've been on where I actually blanked out for half a second during the launch phase. There are instructions all over the ride telling the rider to not lean forward at all and to have your hands on the arm rest before and during the launch. Those injuries were definitely caused by not following instructions.
I think if we want to make a coaster with this acceleration again, the launch system must included headrest and back switches, until all occupants pressed their head and back firmly on the switches, it wouldn't launch. That's the only way I think will make it safe.
After hearing the "Do-Don-Pa" chant/tune, I was waiting for the "Buddy, you're a boy, make a big noise Playing in the street, gonna be a big man someday You got mud on your face, you big disgrace Kicking your can all over the place, singin' " ❤❤
Big Queen fan!! Been to see the stage show We Will Rock You twice, took my 14 year old Son the 2nd time, he was 10 months old the first time I saw it lol, would go again tomorrow if I could ❤️
Unfortunately, it may have actually violated OSHA regulations, and was thus unfit to operate. However, the park continued to lie to people until they found the perfect excuse to absolve themselves of guilt and remorse, with the rollercoaster being scrapped entirely and letting nature reclaim the land.
Having rode Do-Donpa in 2013 one thing I can say is the seats in the more modern trains might be a reason. When I rode the seat back was very straight and designed so you leaned back into it to brace your neck and spine. The more modern seats appear bucket style, which may constrict movement to dissipate energy. (I was back row so this might be a skewed perspective) Amazing ride when I went, literally like being shot from a cannon. You go from nothing to blitz so fast you can't scream. The top hat was also mental, despite being around 118kg at the time, I still leapt way out of my seat, to the point I was ready to re-enact the worst of Theme Park on a 90's pc XD
I went on this in 2004 and it didn't feel any faster than any other launch coaster I'd been on. I put this down to the fact that it had very comfy sports car type seats. The only terrifying thing at this park was the horror hospital.
I got a chance to ride this in 2014!! the launch was actually crazy it felt like a bowling ball blasted from a cannon straight into my chest!! my friend and I were in shock when we got off lol we were not prepared, the cute mascot videos that played during the line were incredibly deceiving
I rode dododonpa a couple of times in 2019 and had no idea there was any danger on it. The first time I went on I was on my own and I was shocked by the power of the launch. After riding the other coasters in the park I went back for seconds and met another tourist and convinced them to buy a fast pass and we rode it together. While waiting for the launch the other person was turned talking to me and I said to them "you probably want to put your head back for this" and a few seconds later we were shot out of the tunnel! I dont doubt that someone could get injured if they were positioned awkwardly during the launch
Idk how, as a coaster enthusiast, I missed the news of dododonpa closing permanently, but I am entirely devastated to hear about it by seeing a video posted by expedition extinct. 😭 What a jarring video to receive on my feed. 😭😭😭
I grew up in japan 20 years ago and visited fujiQ a lot. I was always too scared to ride ドドンパ and would go on Fujiyama instead. After moving to the US I always regretted not riding this...... until now.
That is by far the best quality footage of Moonsault Scramble i have seen, you can really tell how fast it was, over 6 gs i think. Crazy for the early 1980s. Thanks!
I’m too old and too wide now to ride -anything-. What I wouldn’t give to have my old bony ass back so I could break a bone on a ride instead of from passing out and falling down all the time. I got tickled when he talked about “waaay back in the 80’s” like it was some prehistoric time.
I'm quite sure that with the Do-dodonpa refurbishment the launch didn't only increase in speed but also decresed in time from 1.8 to 1.6 seconds... wich just makes it even more insane xD
Reminds me of Dream World's Tower of Terror (Queensland, Australia) with its electronic acceleration, a decade before Superman The Ride. I was there when they were first testing it, and the Japanese park owner was standing there watching with a smile on his face. The sound of the ride I'll never forget. It was like a Tesla Coil from Red Alert charging up. You blasted out of the tunnel at high speed, sped through the park in a straight line, and straight up this huge tower, before falling back down again. Brilliant!
5:38 I have to correct you there cause it works the other way around. The central tank the pressure tank which shoots compressed air in the 4 cilinders on each side of the tower. Each cylinder has a piston which is connected to a cable, having the cart held by a cable on every side of the tower. You did got it correct that its using the cylinder pressure to weigh the cart. I've operated one of these rides for several seasons as my main So I got to know the mechanics of it quite well 😂
I went to Fuji-Q for the first time in May 2024 and didn't realize until I got to the park that Do-Dodonpa was permanently closed. Very sad that I didn't get the opportunity to break my bones, but all of the other coasters at the park were still worth the trip. Eejanaika is my new favorite coaster.
I live near the Utah park Lagoon and the Drop Towers there are great. Utah has a ton of engineers because so many aerospace companies are here and the universities have world class engineering degrees. We end up with a lot of offshoot engineering companies
Thank you for doing this roller coaster and also for talking about Fuji-Q Highland. Some roller coaster enthusiasts forget about this park a lot in their videos but happy you did it. This was one of my favorite roller coasters at Fuji-Q, when I lived in Japan. That launch was really fast, it made you feel like if you were a F/A-18 pilot about launch off an aircraft carrier. Even the hydraulic sounds you would hear when you about launch reminded me of the catapults you would hear when the jets launched. I was super sad to hear that they had closed it down, because I really wanted to ride it one more time before moving back to the states. Having ridden it both versions of the coaster, the top hat was fun, but the loop was amazing, especially when you felt like you were going in slow motion. Fuji-Q is definitely a park I majorly recommend going if you are ever in Japan, especially now that they have a new boomerang type coaster.
I almost got to ride Top Thrill Dragster back in 2018. Of course, it broke down for the day a few minutes before we were going to board it.. After an hour wait. Every time i went after that, it was either closed or had a huge wait. Then the accident happened..so I missed that opportunity. I am looking forward to riding Top Thrill 2 this year, though!
Same but back in 2006. Closed because of a thunderstorm then was broken the rest of the weekend. Never went back sadly and missed out. I did get to ride Disaster Transport so… there’s that. (Not the same level of cool I know…)
I never got to ride this one but I did ride Hypersonic XL. It was a truly weird experience - it felt like my brain was a second behind what was actually happening. Right after the launch it looked like the track just ended, but then I realized we were on the vertical tower. But by the time I registered that we were going down, and before I could catch up we hit the brake.. I think it must have been like that for most people as everyone looked terrified right before the launch and ended up laughing hysterically at the brake like WTF just happened. :D
rode dododonpa a few years ago. the launch was insane. the rest of the ride was very bumpy though and gave me a headache. very sad to hear of its closure
Very glad I got the chance to ride it. I didn't know before I got on it what it was. I had ridden many launch coasters before and it put them all to shame. If you didn't get the chance to ride it think of the fastest launch coaster you have ridden. Now imagine riding it twice at the same time but with the other you occupying the same space in a parallel dimention where the sensations on your bodies are combined. Thats what the launch was like.
Weird thing is that when I heard this coaster's name, I thought it would be themed to Tenshinhan from Dragon Ball (considering it's a skill he and the Crane School uses). Guess I now know where Toriyama got the name for the technique now. Thanks for the history of the term on top of the coaster history
I rode Dodonpa when I went to Japan in July 2018...the launch definitely felt like being rear-ended by a semi! One of the few coasters I felt genuine fear before riding, but was honestly a really cool experience~ I actually felt that Eejanaika is more dangerous...the inversions are very intense, and there are warnings about spine misalignment. I wasn't in my seat perfectly for my second go-round, and did have a little back pain afterwards lol.
I rode Do-dodonpa back when it had the top hat, but I didn't know they'd recently closed it permanently. Only coaster I've been on where they make you remove all your watches, jewelry & any footwear before you board the ride vehicle. They were ultra safety conscious!
Hey for anyone sensitive to jumpscares, starting at 14:00 there's an ad for the coaster that features people being launched toward the camera very suddenly in a way that can be startling if you're not expecting it. I don't think it's meant to be a jumpscare but it did startle me for a second so just wanted to mention it for anyone for whom that sort of thing might be a problem
The launch took my breath away. Top hat happened a bit too quickly, then you get a few moments to consider WTF just happened before it re-enters the station. Loved it in 2010.
The video you made on Metroland reminded me of Crystal palace, which was an indoor amusement park in Atlantic Canada. You couldn't possibly make a video on that could you
Rode it when the injuries starting getting reported in 2020, and it was starting to run like crap (compared to my first rides, went from a top 15 to a bottom 5 with how much it hurt).
I've watched so many of your videos (possibly all of them I'm not sure), so hearing you pop off about the launch speeds had me howling. I love Rita, but the dis really made me chuckle.Definitely my new favourite video of yours (except the smiler video, although drastically different tones). Would love to hear more unhinged rants ngl.
s&s's space shot at adventureland was one of the first 'thrill' rides I remember riding. I had no idea how significant that model was for coaster-building as a whole!
I've been on both versions of this ride. When you got blasted out of the tunnel it sure felt like you got pushed hard in the chest but man it was great!
Great video as always. Keep up the high quality content. Got the Do Dodonpa song stuck in my head now 🤣🤣 Such a shame they could not sort the issues with it.
Great video! Thankfully I've been on Stealth and Maxx Force so can say I've definitely ridden the fastest accelerating coaster. Even though Maxx Force didn't feel that fast.
Yet again, another great video. For me, the one that got away was almost Superman at Magic Mountain but I finally rode it. We had annual passes and every time we went, it was closed. I think because of the cost of running it and maintaining it, they hardly ever turn it on. Other then that, I can't think of one that I'm disappointed that I missed. I thought about going on X2 but it was closed the last time we went and I wasn't really looking forward to it because of all the spinning
I rode Do-Dodonpa in 2014, and I definitely remember feeling a bit unnerved by how bumpy it felt, but I just assumed that was me being a bit of a wussy.
Watching this video I've come to realize just how lucky I was to get a ride on Top Thrill Dragster during my one and so far only trip to Cedar Point in 2019. There were times I thought the wait was too long, but stuck it out in the queue anyway.
"Air Powered Vertical Coaster looks too intense for me" -EDIT: YES LANCE!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I was like there is no way he's in this. I've ridden that coaster and it's slow as sh^t. Although I could see a breaking bones similarity. Great Vid as always Mate!!!
As a small child I remember one of those very fast "neck break" roller coasters that was white and red with a demon horse theme on it, but I can't for the life of me remember the name of it or the park. I was too little to ride it but I remember watching it take off and it scared the hell out of me lmao
Hey, I've actually been on Maxx Force! I went with my kids a couple of years ago for Halloween. I grew up here, and Great America has been my local theme park since it was called "Marriott's" Great America.
Only 3 hours in line? Better than a typical wait time at Disney. Of course the only thing that does this at Disney is that insane Mission: SPACE Ride. Tons of fun.
Before we got the Space Shot here, we had a drop of doom much like the Lex Luthor one. Its indoors though so it has a neat feature where the roof is extended to a custom height with a windowed skylight dome. Always enjoyed catching rays but on hot sunny days that skylight would heat up something fierce & made us regret eating beforehand
i rode do-dodonpa in 2018, i don't remember the track being especially rough, but it could be i was just disoriented from the launch so i didn't register it lol
Team Stealth or Maxx Force....?
What are your bucket list rides around the world?
The Simpsons Ride. Just because
Probably Expedition GeForce it looks like a top 5 coaster in the world
Top thrill.
1. A proper woodie like The Voyage. Being from the UK, yet to ride a decent one. Stampeda is not the one.
2. RMC Single rail.
3. Any RMC i havent ridden yet. Only got Zadra and Untamed creds so far.
US trip is required.
my bucket list rides are
dive machine
4d coaster
tilt coaster
flying coaster
suspending swing coaster(arrow suspended coaster).
i live in TX and there was an arrow suspended coaster til astro world closed :.(
but we did get a dive so i got that marked off, and we should get a tilt soon but it got delayed twice now so itll be 2025 hopefully. i dont count free spins as 4d coasters.
Man, Japan has some amazing marketing folks. I know this is a funny takeaway from a video about roller coasters, but that ad with the chanting and the people being flung towards the camera really sells the idea of the ride in a fun, funny, exciting way.
The park has some incredible commercials. I highly enjoyed watching them when researching
The animated Japanese woodblock print style was amazing too! Top shelf stuff.
I watched some of their commercials and its safe to say i laughed my ass off with at least one of them
@@ExpeditionThemeParkMy favourite you showed was the girl seeing her grandfather in heaven because the vertical tower was so high.
Your arguments at the end sound like a true coaster enthusiast trying to make a point 😂 Im lovin it
has to be done!
Your comments, at the start, make no sense. Also, it's *I'm, not Im. It's lovin', not lovin. End all sentences with a period. You need to learn several things before expressing an opinion here.
@@clvrswineclassic internet smartass. This is TH-cam lol where do you think we are?
Can't argue with the signs
@clvrswine 🤓 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓
If the replacement attraction isn't called "Actual Super Death Speed Coaster" I will be disappointed.
Yeah.
Fuji Q does have a reputation to uphold.
"Breakneck speed" needs to be somewhere in the tagline too
@@JohnnyTromboner Reminds me of part of Team Rocket's alternate motto: "Bringing Chaos at a breakneck pace!"
A RCT coaster name 😂😂
This was the only rollercoaster I've been on where I actually blanked out for half a second during the launch phase. There are instructions all over the ride telling the rider to not lean forward at all and to have your hands on the arm rest before and during the launch. Those injuries were definitely caused by not following instructions.
Could be!
Yeah no. The issues were def not the launch. It was the turn with those horrible tires.
I think if we want to make a coaster with this acceleration again, the launch system must included headrest and back switches, until all occupants pressed their head and back firmly on the switches, it wouldn't launch.
That's the only way I think will make it safe.
After hearing the "Do-Don-Pa" chant/tune, I was waiting for the
"Buddy, you're a boy, make a big noise
Playing in the street, gonna be a big man someday
You got mud on your face, you big disgrace
Kicking your can all over the place, singin' "
❤❤
Big same. Thought I was the only one thinking of Queen's We Will Rock You.
So I'm not the only person who got those vibes hearing that!
Big Queen fan!! Been to see the stage show We Will Rock You twice, took my 14 year old Son the 2nd time, he was 10 months old the first time I saw it lol, would go again tomorrow if I could ❤️
Definitely not the only one.
All I heard was Tien from Dragon Ball Z
Do-Dodonpa is now the defunct coaster I wish I rode the most. That launch would've been insane!
Its probably the best defunct coaster of all time (other than possibly moonsalut scramble)
@HugeRMCFanBoY-bx3od along with volcano the blast coaster and son of beast
@michael7054 volcano was mid (hot take I know) and son of beast is probably my least favorite defunct credit
@@HugeRMCFanBoY-bx3od ok
Unfortunately, it may have actually violated OSHA regulations, and was thus unfit to operate. However, the park continued to lie to people until they found the perfect excuse to absolve themselves of guilt and remorse, with the rollercoaster being scrapped entirely and letting nature reclaim the land.
Having rode Do-Donpa in 2013 one thing I can say is the seats in the more modern trains might be a reason. When I rode the seat back was very straight and designed so you leaned back into it to brace your neck and spine. The more modern seats appear bucket style, which may constrict movement to dissipate energy. (I was back row so this might be a skewed perspective)
Amazing ride when I went, literally like being shot from a cannon. You go from nothing to blitz so fast you can't scream. The top hat was also mental, despite being around 118kg at the time, I still leapt way out of my seat, to the point I was ready to re-enact the worst of Theme Park on a 90's pc XD
Or re-enact Carol Flores' dramatic ride exit from Colossus (Magic Mountain,) circa 1978?
I went on this in 2004 and it didn't feel any faster than any other launch coaster I'd been on. I put this down to the fact that it had very comfy sports car type seats. The only terrifying thing at this park was the horror hospital.
it didn't feel any faster to me either on the account I passed out.
@@Bowling_Dude😂😂😂😂😂
omg the horror hospital! I am still scarred from that experience lol
It’s not really any faster. The acceleration is what packs the punch.
Please don't ever change your intro, that theme park music is just too good
Hahahahaha agreed!
I can imagine Defunctland and Theme Park Crazy scrambling to finish their scripts
😝😆😁
I got a chance to ride this in 2014!! the launch was actually crazy it felt like a bowling ball blasted from a cannon straight into my chest!! my friend and I were in shock when we got off lol we were not prepared, the cute mascot videos that played during the line were incredibly deceiving
I love your dedication to using that clip of Desperado in so many of your videos. It always makes me crack up.
I agree.
I rode dododonpa a couple of times in 2019 and had no idea there was any danger on it. The first time I went on I was on my own and I was shocked by the power of the launch.
After riding the other coasters in the park I went back for seconds and met another tourist and convinced them to buy a fast pass and we rode it together. While waiting for the launch the other person was turned talking to me and I said to them "you probably want to put your head back for this" and a few seconds later we were shot out of the tunnel!
I dont doubt that someone could get injured if they were positioned awkwardly during the launch
Idk how, as a coaster enthusiast, I missed the news of dododonpa closing permanently, but I am entirely devastated to hear about it by seeing a video posted by expedition extinct. 😭 What a jarring video to receive on my feed. 😭😭😭
I grew up in japan 20 years ago and visited fujiQ a lot. I was always too scared to ride ドドンパ and would go on Fujiyama instead. After moving to the US I always regretted not riding this...... until now.
That is by far the best quality footage of Moonsault Scramble i have seen, you can really tell how fast it was, over 6 gs i think. Crazy for the early 1980s. Thanks!
When you reach my age, this is as close as you want to get to bone breaking rides! Ha ha thanks for the video.
I’m too old and too wide now to ride -anything-. What I wouldn’t give to have my old bony ass back so I could break a bone on a ride instead of from passing out and falling down all the time. I got tickled when he talked about “waaay back in the 80’s” like it was some prehistoric time.
@@fxbear I hear you.
@@fxbear For him, it probably *is* a prehistoric time. 😀
Unrelated to the video, but let me say that the little ditty that plays during your intro makes me bob my head in delight. No broken bones here /lh
Damn I’m sad I never get to experience this again, I went on back in 2018 and it had still stayed in my top 3 coasters since
least you got to ride once!
This is the best video yet. Seriously. It’s so funny. Inside jokes. Hidden jokes. Just for you jokes. Just for us jokes
I guess the real fastest accelerating coaster is the friends we made along the way.
That’s the answer
That's what she said
6:25 missed opportunity to add that desparodo gag
stay till the very end.
@@ExpeditionThemePark it made me giggle
I'm quite sure that with the Do-dodonpa refurbishment the launch didn't only increase in speed but also decresed in time from 1.8 to 1.6 seconds... wich just makes it even more insane xD
Reminds me of Dream World's Tower of Terror (Queensland, Australia) with its electronic acceleration, a decade before Superman The Ride. I was there when they were first testing it, and the Japanese park owner was standing there watching with a smile on his face. The sound of the ride I'll never forget. It was like a Tesla Coil from Red Alert charging up. You blasted out of the tunnel at high speed, sped through the park in a straight line, and straight up this huge tower, before falling back down again. Brilliant!
The Ultimate was my version of Dododonpa that I never got to experience but I always wanted to.
Insane quality as usual. Always find yous videos fascinating and well put together 😊
5:38 I have to correct you there cause it works the other way around. The central tank the pressure tank which shoots compressed air in the 4 cilinders on each side of the tower. Each cylinder has a piston which is connected to a cable, having the cart held by a cable on every side of the tower. You did got it correct that its using the cylinder pressure to weigh the cart.
I've operated one of these rides for several seasons as my main So I got to know the mechanics of it quite well 😂
RIP, Do-Dodonpa. You will be missed!
6 minute mark - WHAT, NO LANCE?
I didn't leave disappointed. Bravo.
aha has to be done!
I went to Fuji-Q for the first time in May 2024 and didn't realize until I got to the park that Do-Dodonpa was permanently closed. Very sad that I didn't get the opportunity to break my bones, but all of the other coasters at the park were still worth the trip. Eejanaika is my new favorite coaster.
22:04 - I'M SORRY WHAT. Who thinks Rita is BETTER than Stealth? That's absolute insanity.
it is true! people do
I've only ever seen* Rita in person, not the others, so it clearly must be Rita!
* Yea, i was too young to actually go on it.
Having never been on Stealth I can confidently say Rita is better.
I've been on both and Rita is ten times better the launch is still pretty powerful and the rest of the layout makes up for it
Having not been either of them I'm going to assume Rita is faster because it has "Queen of Speed" in the name.
Never did I expect that the Drop Tower style of ride had Utah roots.
Utah is actually a hub for rollercoaster manufacturing and engineering
@@chuck4714 I've lived here most of my life and I had no idea.
I live near the Utah park Lagoon and the Drop Towers there are great.
Utah has a ton of engineers because so many aerospace companies are here and the universities have world class engineering degrees. We end up with a lot of offshoot engineering companies
Thank you for doing this roller coaster and also for talking about Fuji-Q Highland. Some roller coaster enthusiasts forget about this park a lot in their videos but happy you did it. This was one of my favorite roller coasters at Fuji-Q, when I lived in Japan. That launch was really fast, it made you feel like if you were a F/A-18 pilot about launch off an aircraft carrier. Even the hydraulic sounds you would hear when you about launch reminded me of the catapults you would hear when the jets launched. I was super sad to hear that they had closed it down, because I really wanted to ride it one more time before moving back to the states. Having ridden it both versions of the coaster, the top hat was fun, but the loop was amazing, especially when you felt like you were going in slow motion. Fuji-Q is definitely a park I majorly recommend going if you are ever in Japan, especially now that they have a new boomerang type coaster.
I almost got to ride Top Thrill Dragster back in 2018. Of course, it broke down for the day a few minutes before we were going to board it.. After an hour wait. Every time i went after that, it was either closed or had a huge wait. Then the accident happened..so I missed that opportunity. I am looking forward to riding Top Thrill 2 this year, though!
Same but back in 2006. Closed because of a thunderstorm then was broken the rest of the weekend. Never went back sadly and missed out. I did get to ride Disaster Transport so… there’s that. (Not the same level of cool I know…)
I never got to ride this one but I did ride Hypersonic XL. It was a truly weird experience - it felt like my brain was a second behind what was actually happening. Right after the launch it looked like the track just ended, but then I realized we were on the vertical tower. But by the time I registered that we were going down, and before I could catch up we hit the brake.. I think it must have been like that for most people as everyone looked terrified right before the launch and ended up laughing hysterically at the brake like WTF just happened. :D
(cue slow Unexpectancy 3)
R.I.P the Thrust Air Coaster
2001-2024
You will be missed.
rode dododonpa a few years ago. the launch was insane. the rest of the ride was very bumpy though and gave me a headache. very sad to hear of its closure
Awesome video! Unfortunately i didn't get to experience this coaster either 😢
Thank you and same!
@@ExpeditionThemePark no problem!
Did anyone else get the "We Will Rock You" vibes from the tune/chant?
Let's see.
Very glad I got the chance to ride it. I didn't know before I got on it what it was. I had ridden many launch coasters before and it put them all to shame. If you didn't get the chance to ride it think of the fastest launch coaster you have ridden. Now imagine riding it twice at the same time but with the other you occupying the same space in a parallel dimention where the sensations on your bodies are combined. Thats what the launch was like.
Some "Expedition" whatever decals that match the shirts would be dope as hell
thats insanely viral man!! congratiousoinsls.
Weird thing is that when I heard this coaster's name, I thought it would be themed to Tenshinhan from Dragon Ball (considering it's a skill he and the Crane School uses). Guess I now know where Toriyama got the name for the technique now. Thanks for the history of the term on top of the coaster history
Top Thrill Dragster at Cedar Point was fun and now there's a new one called Top Thrill 2.
can't wait to ride it!
I rode Dodonpa when I went to Japan in July 2018...the launch definitely felt like being rear-ended by a semi! One of the few coasters I felt genuine fear before riding, but was honestly a really cool experience~ I actually felt that Eejanaika is more dangerous...the inversions are very intense, and there are warnings about spine misalignment. I wasn't in my seat perfectly for my second go-round, and did have a little back pain afterwards lol.
you went on it in 2028!?!?!?
@@ParasocialCatgirl lol 2018
@@hannah_red aww, had my hopes up for a moment there...
My favorite “launch” is still Hulk at Universal. Especially that first surprise ride. It’s very unique, and a fantastic coaster.
Do a history video of Goliath at Six Flags New England!
I rode Do-dodonpa back when it had the top hat, but I didn't know they'd recently closed it permanently. Only coaster I've been on where they make you remove all your watches, jewelry & any footwear before you board the ride vehicle. They were ultra safety conscious!
Good instructions.
I will never understand why the fear of death is something to enjoy!
寂しくなるよドドドンパ, thanks for another great Expedition!
Ride Maxx Force and you will change your mind. I can't even breath during the launch it's so insane.
Exactly. Never felt a launch in my life like Maxx Force. Your soul literally leaves your body.
Just rode it did the first time last weekend and that launch was awesome
Hey for anyone sensitive to jumpscares, starting at 14:00 there's an ad for the coaster that features people being launched toward the camera very suddenly in a way that can be startling if you're not expecting it. I don't think it's meant to be a jumpscare but it did startle me for a second so just wanted to mention it for anyone for whom that sort of thing might be a problem
Are you sure you want to completely demolish Air Powered Vertical Coaster 1?
Okay that end bit killed me.
The old Top Fuel Dragster at Cedar Point had the craziest acceleration I’ve ever experienced. I never there was something faster.
The launch took my breath away. Top hat happened a bit too quickly, then you get a few moments to consider WTF just happened before it re-enters the station. Loved it in 2010.
This is sad news, this ride was on my bucket list!
So sad to see this coaster go, we were hoping to be there within the next couple years!
Same!
11:15 We will, we will Rock You!
I commented the same thing
The video you made on Metroland reminded me of Crystal palace, which was an indoor amusement park in Atlantic Canada. You couldn't possibly make a video on that could you
so glad I got to ride this one in 2017 : D. no injuries!
Rode it when the injuries starting getting reported in 2020, and it was starting to run like crap (compared to my first rides, went from a top 15 to a bottom 5 with how much it hurt).
I've watched so many of your videos (possibly all of them I'm not sure), so hearing you pop off about the launch speeds had me howling. I love Rita, but the dis really made me chuckle.Definitely my new favourite video of yours (except the smiler video, although drastically different tones). Would love to hear more unhinged rants ngl.
Team Stealth here!
s&s's space shot at adventureland was one of the first 'thrill' rides I remember riding. I had no idea how significant that model was for coaster-building as a whole!
Just watching the intro sequence alone deserves a sub haha. Can tell I'll enjoy this channel.
All hail stealth.
Team Stealth unite!
@thisisjustanchannel Ill delete my comment then lol
I've been on both versions of this ride. When you got blasted out of the tunnel it sure felt like you got pushed hard in the chest but man it was great!
Also I'm still alive if you can believe it.
Hmm, air launch coaster...
I think there's a lot of theme potential there. Can anyone say "naval aviation?"
Paramount take note: This screams Top Gun.
Great video as always. Keep up the high quality content. Got the Do Dodonpa song stuck in my head now 🤣🤣
Such a shame they could not sort the issues with it.
Nice job. Great channel
Thanks so much
Great video!
Thankfully I've been on Stealth and Maxx Force so can say I've definitely ridden the fastest accelerating coaster. Even though Maxx Force didn't feel that fast.
Yet again, another great video.
For me, the one that got away was almost Superman at Magic Mountain but I finally rode it. We had annual passes and every time we went, it was closed. I think because of the cost of running it and maintaining it, they hardly ever turn it on. Other then that, I can't think of one that I'm disappointed that I missed. I thought about going on X2 but it was closed the last time we went and I wasn't really looking forward to it because of all the spinning
I really liked you using a song featured in the Peaks of Yore soundtrack!
Awsome as always!
I’m team Stealth, will be going back on it again this Sunday so I’ll let you know 🤔
yoo same
I hate how I went on the wrong day (year ig), went last year but do dodonpa already sbno, well at least i got to see it in person
been on dododompa and Stealth. dododompa was on another level.
Yet another great video good sir!🤘🏼
Man I feel like super death speed rollercoaster is amazing marketing. Such a shame air powered launches didn’t catch on
Stupidly intense, but also stupidly low capacity and unreliable.
At 65 years old l rode Stealth for the first time recently .....LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!!!! Go team Stealth, who needs to go to Japan😂
I missed that theme music so much!
lmao at the energetic confidence, you can really tell these are strong opinions 😆
Brings a new meaning to "back breaking"
I rode Do-Dodonpa in 2014, and I definitely remember feeling a bit unnerved by how bumpy it felt, but I just assumed that was me being a bit of a wussy.
Guess I’m remortgaging to make sure I don’t miss the velocicoaster
Watching this video I've come to realize just how lucky I was to get a ride on Top Thrill Dragster during my one and so far only trip to Cedar Point in 2019. There were times I thought the wait was too long, but stuck it out in the queue anyway.
"Air Powered Vertical Coaster looks too intense for me"
-EDIT: YES LANCE!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I was like there is no way he's in this. I've ridden that coaster and it's slow as sh^t. Although I could see a breaking bones similarity. Great Vid as always Mate!!!
As a small child I remember one of those very fast "neck break" roller coasters that was white and red with a demon horse theme on it, but I can't for the life of me remember the name of it or the park. I was too little to ride it but I remember watching it take off and it scared the hell out of me lmao
Storm Runner at Hershey Park?
@@yumahummus5033 oh my god that's it!!! Thank you!!
The second I heard "vertical loop" I was like "oh noooooo"
Hey, I've actually been on Maxx Force! I went with my kids a couple of years ago for Halloween. I grew up here, and Great America has been my local theme park since it was called "Marriott's" Great America.
Only 3 hours in line? Better than a typical wait time at Disney. Of course the only thing that does this at Disney is that insane Mission: SPACE Ride. Tons of fun.
Before we got the Space Shot here, we had a drop of doom much like the Lex Luthor one. Its indoors though so it has a neat feature where the roof is extended to a custom height with a windowed skylight dome. Always enjoyed catching rays but on hot sunny days that skylight would heat up something fierce & made us regret eating beforehand
i rode do-dodonpa in 2018, i don't remember the track being especially rough, but it could be i was just disoriented from the launch so i didn't register it lol
Have been to Fuji Q many times and have ridden Do Do (with the loop) several times and yes it was scary hard on the body
Although I never rode it , it’s special to me because I won an Afterburn wheel because I knew it as the answer to a trivial question at Carowinds.
that primm call out got my jingles janglin
Why do I love these videos ?!
Idk their mid
I love stealth! So I'm with you here
I also agree with all your points. #TeamStealth